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Experiment in Autobiography
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Experiment in Autobiography

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Experiment in Autobiography is a 1934 work by H.G. Wells that reflects on his life and experiences. The book delves into his early years, marked by poverty and a passion for reading, leading to his education in biology under T.H. Huxley. Wells uses his personal narrative to comment on societal issues and his evolving views on social progress and human evolution. The work also touches upon his literary career, including his famous science fiction novels and his later shift towards social commentary. The book showcases his sense of humor and his deep engagement with the challenges and possibilities of his time.12

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